rental properties: Landlord Update: Collecting the Rent | Rentals in Stuart Florida
- 06/23/10 03:00 PM
As a Realtor who handles dozens of rental transactions, the number one question I get from new as well as experienced landlords has to do with collecting the rent. Most are happy to have the tenant mail a check while others provide a supply of deposit tickets to their tenants, enabling them to deposit funds directly into the landlord's bank account. Some tenants have even elected to pay the rent using online banking or a wire transfer. Landlords are understandably excited when a tenant pays electronically, as they get paid on time and have immediate use of the funds. Recently I … (2 comments)
rental properties: Short Term Furnished Rentals For Stuart, Florida Relocations
- 05/05/10 08:16 AM
As an agent who handles both sales and rentals in Stuart, Florida, I have have been experiencing an influx of clients moving to the Stuart / Treasure Coast region of South Florida for corporate job relocations. Many of these folks are potential home buyers but are reluctant to take that step until they become familiar with the area. The solution is often a short term furnished rental. Finding a short term rental can be a challenge on the Treasure Coast as these rentals are typically reserved for winter "Snowbirds" who rent condos or single family homes for upwards of six months … (1 comments)
rental properties: For Landlords Seeking Potential Tenants in Stuart, FL
- 03/28/10 07:35 AM
When it comes to finding a tenant in the competitive Stuart, Florida rental market, flexibility in what you allow can expand your pool of prospective tenants and minimize vacancies. Here are some things to consider when seeking a tenant for your rental property: Lease Terms -You may want to allow a shorter lease term or offer an early termination clause (you can charge a higher rent or require a cancellation fee). This works well for corporate transferees and relocating families who plan on purchasing a home. They also can be good tenants as their move is often subsidized or they have … (0 comments)
rental properties: Are You an Accidental Landlord?
- 03/14/10 07:05 AM
Becoming an Accidental Landlord "Accidental Landlord" is a catch phrase that applies to many home sellers who cannot afford to sell or are unwilling to sell their home under present market conditions. In simple terms it means holding onto your property by moving out of it and becoming a landlord. If your house has very little or negative equity, renting out the house while property values rise may be an option and in some cases can help prevent foreclosure. Seek Professional Help I am not talking about seeing a psychiatrist (your friends may suggest this), but if you are about to … (0 comments)
rental properties: Stuart Area Rental Homes - Getting Your Property Rent-Ready
- 08/15/08 12:36 PM
In the current real estate market, many home sellers out of necessity have become landlords. If you are considering renting out your home, getting your property "rent-ready" as quickly as possible is essential to success in maximizing your rental income and finding a quality tenant in the shortest time possible.When it comes to rental homes, you should consider the following: When leasing a property you only get one chance to make a good first impression. It is essential that the home look as good as possible before marketing of the rental begins. A rental in good physical condition will attract better quality tenants, … (0 comments)
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